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They Lived In Darkness


They lived in darkness

Cut off from the world

They were ripped away from their homes

Locked away and never allowed to leave

 

Little boys and little girls cried

As families were torn apart

They were killed, so helplessly, one by one

Every wisp of humanity and peace disappeared

 

They weren’t good enough

Inferior and worthless to the Germans

Tear soaked faces, withering in pain

And all because they were Jewish

 

They lived in darkness

Cut off from the world

They were ripped away from their homes

And they only wanted to be free

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